Island’s tourism sector buoyed by news of three more planned visits over the next month
Passengers disembark from a boat sent to bring them ashore from the Mein Schiff 5 in Koh Samui on Saturday. About 3,000 passengers and crew visited the island in Surat Thani for a one-day trip. (Photo: Supapong Chaolan)
SURAT THANI: Another cruise ship with about 3,000 passengers and crew arrived at Koh Samui for a one-day visit on Saturday. The visit was expected to generate 10 million baht for the resort island.
Mein Schiff 5 docked at Na Thon pier on Saturday. Its 3,000 passengers, mostly European and German tourists, and crew members had travelled from Singapore via Vietnam to the popular destination in the…
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